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In search of a new Google in Silicon ValleySubscriber Only

January 2, 2007

In brand-new offices with a still-empty game room and enough space to triple their staff of nearly 30...

January 2, 2007

Capital question: Whose cities are these, & whose history?Subscriber Only

January 1, 2007

This supremely political city has a keen sense of history and its uses. So, not surprisingly, it also has a thing for memorials: marble, granite and otherwise.

January 1, 2007

Walled outSubscriber Only

January 1, 2007

Along with its many other desperate problems, Iraq is in the midst of a housing crisis that is worsening by the day.

January 1, 2007

In death, he divides Iraq as he did in lifeSubscriber Only

January 1, 2007

Saddam Hussein is dead, but his legacy is more alive than ever.

January 1, 2007

Grim ground reality acts as dampener on Bush moodSubscriber Only

December 31, 2006

The capture of Saddam Hussein three years ago was a jubilant moment for the White House, hailed by President Bush...

December 31, 2006

Butcher of Baghdad leaves legacy of ruin & debtsSubscriber Only

December 31, 2006

The hanging of Saddam Hussein ended the life of one of the most brutal tyrants in recent history and negated the fiction that he himself maintained even as the gallows loomed...

December 31, 2006

Sparkling diamonds, piling debts: Mines spell misery for tribeSubscriber Only

December 30, 2006

With discovery of gold, tin & diamonds, outsiders came into the Amazon region where the Cinta-Larga had lived in isolation for years

December 30, 2006

Study links obesity, bottle-fed childSubscriber Only

December 30, 2006

Far too many children are fat by pre-school. And one important predictor of a pudgy preschooler is whether the child was still using a bottle at the age of 3...

December 30, 2006

Yukos hand in ex-spy death, says MoscowSubscriber Only

December 29, 2006

Russia’s Prosecutor General’s Office on Wednesday that it was investigating the involvement of former executives of Yukos Oil in the investigation of the killing of Alexander V Litvinenko.

December 29, 2006

Companies meditating hard: Yoga is big businessSubscriber Only

December 28, 2006

In 2004 Americans spent $2.95 bn on yoga classes, yoga-related products like clothing, books and mats

December 28, 2006

Americans lapping up young-at-brain ‘recipes’Subscriber Only

December 28, 2006

‘Brain gyms’ on Internet to ‘brain-healthy’ foods luring those who feel their minds are growing or are already old

December 28, 2006

Shi’ites clearing Baghdad of SunnisSubscriber Only

December 24, 2006

As the United States debates what to do in Iraq, this country’s Shi’ite majority has been moving toward its own solution: making the capital its own.

December 24, 2006

Big profit driving efforts to cut warming gasesSubscriber Only

December 22, 2006

Foreign businesses have embraced an obscure United Nations-backed programme as a favoured approach to limiting global warming.

December 22, 2006

Waiting for SnowSubscriber Only

December 18, 2006

The Alps have not been this warm since the eighth century. The Austrian skiing industry contemplates the consequences of global warming

December 18, 2006

The 10 % trapSubscriber Only

December 18, 2006

After a federal appeals court barred Texas from explicitly counting race in admissions to its colleges...

December 18, 2006

Poisoned spy’s wife says he feared Kremlin’s reachSubscriber Only

December 18, 2006

Marina Litvinenko, the widow of the former KGB agent who died of radiation poisoning in London...

December 18, 2006

As Nepal shakes up ancient order, all is up in the airSubscriber Only

December 18, 2006

It is difficult to overstate how radically and quickly the ground is shifting in Nepal since King Gyanendra gave up his absolute rule in April...

December 18, 2006

How Iran’s leader keeps the West off balanceSubscriber Only

December 18, 2006

A popular joke in Iran has someone asking the conservative former president, Hashemi Rafsanjani...

December 18, 2006

Spain PM pushes nation to LeftSubscriber Only

December 14, 2006

Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who earned great popularity by withdrawing Spanish troops from Iraq in 2004, has used his political capital to broadly reshape life here, pushing Spain to the left both socially and politically.

December 14, 2006

Saudis say they may back Sunnis if US leaves IraqSubscriber Only

December 14, 2006

Saudi Arabia has told the Bush administration that it might provide financial backing to Iraqi Sunnis in any war against Iraq’s Shias if the United States pulls its troops out of Iraq, according to American and Arab diplomats.

December 14, 2006

Intrigue over spy’s death spreads to GermanySubscriber Only

December 12, 2006

The German authorities have announced that they have begun a criminal investigation of a Russian businessman after finding traces of polonium 210 around Hamburg that date back to October 28—four days before he met in London with the former Russian spy who died after ingesting the radioactive substance.

December 12, 2006

North Pakistan in grip of Taliban, alliesSubscriber Only

December 12, 2006

Islamic militants are using a recent peace deal with the government to consolidate their hold in northern Pakistan, vastly expanding their training of suicide bombers and other recruits and fortifying alliances with al-Qaeda and foreign fighters, diplomats and intelligence officials from several nations say.

December 12, 2006

Nuke regulators want tighter control on polonium 210Subscriber Only

December 11, 2006

Nuclear regulators in the US and abroad are studying whether to tighten security on polonium 210 in case terrorists seek the deadly material...

December 11, 2006

No Red FacesSubscriber Only

December 10, 2006

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh recently asked the West to understand the ‘peaceful rise’ of Asian countries. Joseph Kahn reports from Beijing on how China is fast beginning to shed its reticence to showcase itself as a rising power

December 10, 2006